Update it to throw if hasNext() is false, to match Java's Iterator
interface.
This also simplifies the null-checking annotations required
PiperOrigin-RevId: 277059766
@MonotonicNonNull is not useful if the variable is final, because it's only
assigned once and guaranteed to keep it's current nullability in the same
way as @MonotonicNonNull ensures it's kept non-null after checking.
This way, the workarounds can also be removed.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 275428656
Use composition instead.
This makes the null-handling more explicit & complete (previous implementation
tried to prevent null values, but didn't override all mutation methods
e.g. replace(), putIfAbsent() etc.)
PiperOrigin-RevId: 274778513
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Remove null-ness of muxedCaptionFormats list
Pre-work for removing HlsMasterPlaylist and HlsPlaylistParser from null-checking
blacklist.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 274591502
This method allows the player to figure out whether we still have an ongoing
load even if LoadControl.shouldContinueLoading returns false.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 272445577
This flag is currently merged into Window.isDynamic, which isn't always true
because
1. A window can be dynamic for other reasons (e.g. when the duration is still
missing).
2. A live stream can be become non-dynamic when it ends.
Issue:#2668
Issue:#5973
PiperOrigin-RevId: 271999378
*** Original commit ***
Refactor HlsSampleStreamWrapper#track() to clarify the return paths
I found the original implementation quite hard to follow, and I believe this is functionally identical.
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PiperOrigin-RevId: 270263186
This situation happens if the first chunk to load is already behind the end
of the stream. In this case, the preparation never completes because
HlsSampleStreamWrapper gets stuck in a prepared=false and loadingFinished=true
state.
Gracefully handle this situation by attempting to load the last chunk if still
unprepared to ensure that track information is obtained as far as possible.
Otherwise, it wouldn't be possible to play anything even when seeking back.
Issue:#6314
PiperOrigin-RevId: 264599465
We no longer need two modules as AndroidX-Test takes care of the system
abstraction and we no longer have Robolectric Handler/Looper workarounds.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 262363201
If we keep streams in chunk sources after selecting new tracks, we also keep
a reference to a stale disabled TrackSelection object. Fix this by updating
the TrackSelection object when keeping the stream. The static part of the
selection (i.e. the subset of selected tracks) stays the same in all cases.
Issue:#6256
PiperOrigin-RevId: 261696082
2-letter codes (ISO 639-1) are the standard Android normalization and thus we
should prefer them to 3-letter codes (although both are technically allowed
according the BCP47).
This helps in two ways:
1. It simplifies app interaction with our normalized language codes as the
Locale class makes it easy to convert a 2-letter to a 3-letter code but
not the other way round.
2. It better normalizes codes on API<21 where we previously had issues with
language+country codes (see tests).
3. It allows us to normalize both ISO 639-2/T and ISO 639-2/B codes to the same
language.
PiperOrigin-RevId: 258729728
